@duncanheenan: "I see that Ellen Macarthur's B&Q - Castorama trimaran has been renamed and 
has a new paint job and promotional sails. It is now  called Oman, and is 
still based in Cowes (currently), and is seen doing trials in the Solent. 
What the plan is I don't know.
Duncan Heenan
(Speaking personally) "
    @dennis_nospampogson: "<quote>
Rumour has it that the boat has been sold to one of the Gulf State's rulers.
he plans to use it when the oil runs out, which shouldn't be long at this
rate.
Dennis."
    @duncanheenan: ""Dennis Pogson" <email_address> wrote in message 
news:q_o5k.159128$<email_address>
<quote>
He'll need to be a hell of a good sailor, I'd not like to have to sail that 
thing on and off its berth.
Duncan Heenan
(Speaking personally)"
    @duncanheenan: ""Ronald Raygun" <email_address> wrote in message 
news:3Zp5k.10268$<email_address>
<quote>
Has he put his foot in it? I can fathom it out myself.
Duncan Heenan
(Speaking personally)"
    @ron: ""Steve Firth" <%gregorygibson@example.net> wrote in message 
news:gregorygibson@example.net...
<quote>
Is it being generated underground at the same or greater rate at which is is 
being consumed?
If not, then it is indeed running out, by definition.
The rate at which it is running out is of course open for discussion, but 
the fact that it is running out seems incontrivertible.
Ron"
    @noway: "<quote>
I think that the price and the environmental damage will reduce usage 
long before it actually "runs out".
Andy"
    @dennis_nospampogson: "<quote>
Now that BMW and Toyota have both produced succesful hydrogen-drive cars,
what's the betting that the air we breathe will soon be taxed out of
existence?
Dennis."
    @keith: "In message <O0K5k.10$<email_address>>, Dennis Pogson 
<email_address> writes
<quote>
I'm more worried about the EU.
Latest Directive - as from 31 December 2008 we can no longer '..spend a 
penny'.
We must '.... euronate'.
Keith                   replace nospam with ilf0rd"
    @justin0806: "<quote>
Please don't tell me you believe that.  It's a story put out to calm the
American public, who by their very nature, depend on oil to survive, and
would go  into major panic  mode if they  thought it could  possibly run
out.
Two words: Junk science.
Now that I've given  the article a brief read I see  that it doesn't say
what  you suggest.  Dr. Whelan's  hypothesis  is that  there are  joined
reservoirs which are  topping up what is being used.  Note this: New oil
is being produced more slowly than we are consuming it. That is the only
thing that matters in this debate.
	Justin.
Justin C, by the sea."
    @noway: "<quote>
Even if it were true, it doesn't deal with the climate change problem. 
In fact, it makes it worse.  (which is a second thing that matters in 
this debate)
And in any case, it just says there are larger reserves than we thought 
- not that we aren't using it up faster than it is being laid down.
Andy"
    @steve: "<quote>
Please don't tell me what to think.
Whether I believe it or not, it does show up that your statement wasn't
true and was just as much a leap of faith as any other point of view."
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